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Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 17:25 WIB
John Tobing, 'Darah Juang', and the Legacy of Resistance
John Tobing, the creator of the iconic protest song 'Darah Juang', has passed away, marking the end of an era in Indonesian civil resistance. The song, born from student dormitories and street demonstrations, became a collective voice against oppression during the tumultuous period of 1998 and continues to resonate in contemporary protests. Tobing is remembered as a courageous and humble figure who instilled values of bravery and social justice in his children and inspired countless others to fi
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 16:57 WIB
OJK Approves Merger of Four West Java Banks into BPR Nusamba
The Indonesian Financial Services Authority (OJK) has approved the merger of four Rural Banks (BPR) in West Java, consolidating them into PT BPR Nusamba Tanjungsari. This move aims to create a stronger and more resilient BPR entity capable of offering innovative products and services, thereby enhancing public trust and supporting the financing of the real sector, particularly MSMEs.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 16:49 WIB
Labour Party Rejects Proposal to Raise Parliamentary Threshold to Over 4 Percent
The Labour Party has voiced its opposition to proposals to increase the parliamentary threshold, arguing that it would contradict constitutional principles. The party suggests referencing a previous Constitutional Court ruling that called for a reduction, not an increase, in the threshold. Other parties, like NasDem, propose raising the threshold to 7 percent, believing it would force parties to improve their structure and performance, while analysts suggest a gradual reduction over two election
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 16:34 WIB
Banten DPRD Finds Rotten, Mouldy, and Stale Food in Lebak's Free Nutritious Meal Programme
The Banten DPRD discovered rotten pears, mouldy dates, and stale food in the free nutritious meal programme (MBG) at two service units in Malingping and Wanasalam sub-districts, Lebak Regency. DPRD member Musa Weliansyah alleges systematic corruption, including inflated prices and the distribution of substandard meals, and calls for a thorough evaluation of the National Nutrition Agency (BGN) to prevent further misuse of state funds.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 16:08 WIB
Luhut Asks for Naughty Tourists in Bali to be Deported
Former Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment, Luhut Binsar Panjaitan, emphasised the importance of maintaining security and order in tourist areas, particularly in Bali. He suggested strict action against disruptive tourists, including deportation for those involved in drug-related activities, brawls, or unfair business practices that harm local SMEs. Luhut believes that Bali's appeal will not diminish if it loses 10,000 unruly foreign tourists and highlighted the importance
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 16:05 WIB
FLPP Disbursement Reaches 19,741 Housing Units by February 2026
The Housing Finance Liquidity Facility (FLPP) has disbursed subsidized home loans for 19,741 housing units as of February 26, 2026, representing 5.64% of the 350,000-unit target for the year. Disbursement increased by 69.98% from January to February, with West Java accounting for the largest share of FLPP applications.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 16:04 WIB
PPP Proposes Lowering the Parliamentary Threshold
The United Development Party (PPP) has proposed that the parliamentary threshold for the 2029 general election be abolished or lowered from the current level. The party believes that a lower threshold, ideally no more than 3%, would prevent votes from being wasted and allow for greater representation of smaller parties in parliament. PPP aims to return to parliament in 2029 after failing to meet the 4% threshold in the 2024 election.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 15:34 WIB
From Coal Barges to Conservation: The Fight to Save the Mahakam Dolphin
The Mahakam dolphin, a critically vulnerable freshwater species found only in East Kalimantan's river system, faces mounting pressure from coal barge traffic and industrial activity. The Indonesian government has implemented stricter navigation controls and expanded monitoring to limit vessel impacts in sensitive habitats, signalling an early intervention approach to conservation. This shift towards proactive environmental governance reflects Indonesia's broader effort to reconcile economic deve
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 15:31 WIB
Central and Regional Governments Collaborate to Strengthen Educational Foundations Towards Digital Sovereignty
The Ministry of Education and Culture is intensifying its strategic efforts to ensure that national priority programmes are effectively implemented, both in terms of physical infrastructure and technological proficiency. This is being achieved through parallel approaches: synchronising coordination between the central and regional governments, and strengthening the foundations for digital sovereignty in the education sector. The Ministry emphasises the importance of converged authorities and res
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 15:30 WIB
BTS-nomics Shakes Seoul, 260,000 ARMY to Gather in Gwanghwamun
BTS's upcoming comeback concert in Gwanghwamun Square is expected to attract around 260,000 ARMY members from various countries, potentially boosting Seoul's economy. This phenomenon, dubbed 'BTS-nomics' by Koreans, highlights the economic impact of the K-pop group's fanbase.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 15:30 WIB
Trucks Targeted: 'Asmoro' Gangs Prey on Drivers Ahead of Eid al-Fitr
The Cilincing Police Chief has warned truck drivers to be vigilant against 'asmoro' theft gangs in the lead-up to Eid al-Fitr, as such crimes tend to increase during the holiday season. Drivers are advised to secure their cargo, lock their vehicles, and report any suspicious activity to the police. 'Asmoro' refers to thieves who target trucks and their cargo, or extort truck drivers.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 15:30 WIB
Sad to See Parents Who Were Once Strict Now Being More Affectionate Towards Their Grandchildren? Here's What a Psychologist Says
It is psychologically normal to feel sadness when seeing parents who were once strict now being more affectionate towards their grandchildren. This feeling is related to the concept of the 'inner child' and unmet emotional needs from childhood, as explained by clinical psychologist Yustinus Joko Dwi Nugroho. Understanding the context of the past can help heal lingering wounds in intergenerational relationships.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 15:30 WIB
Fasting Schedule for Tangerang Regency Today, 26th February 2026
Muslims in Indonesia are observing the 8th day of Ramadan 1447 Hijri. Kompas.com provides the fasting schedule and Maghrib prayer time for Tangerang Regency, based on the official website of the Directorate General of Islamic Community Guidance, Ministry of Religious Affairs. The government has set the beginning of Ramadan 1446 Hijri to be on Thursday, 19th February 2026.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 15:29 WIB
273 Landfill Operators Sanctioned by the Ministry of Environment, Repeat Offenders Could Face Article 114
The Ministry of Environment (KLH) has issued administrative sanctions to 273 landfill operators. Failure to comply with these sanctions may result in stricter legal enforcement, including charges under Article 114. The Ministry has been actively monitoring compliance and taking action against operators who violate environmental regulations.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 15:29 WIB
BPK Encourages Integration of ESG Principles in State Financial Management
The Indonesian Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) is promoting the integration of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles into state financial management as a strategic tool to support the Indonesia Emas 2045 vision. BPK Member I, Nyoman Adhi Suryadnyana, highlighted the importance of ESG principles in strengthening national economic resilience and enhancing public trust during an entry meeting for the 2025 financial report audit of several ministries.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 15:28 WIB
Fluctuations in the Parliamentary Threshold
Several political factions in the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) hold differing views on the ideal parliamentary threshold. Experts suggest that the threshold should be determined based on political considerations rather than purely mechanical calculations, as a low threshold could lead to extreme multi-party representation and legislative gridlock, while a high threshold could reduce the degree of representation. The Constitutional Court has ruled to abolish the 4 percent parliamenta
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 15:27 WIB
Video: BNI Life's Product Wins 'Best Unit-Linked Investment Performance' Award
CNBC Indonesia held the Insurance Forum, themed 'Optimising Insurance Protection & New Directions for Unit-Linked Development in Indonesia', as a platform for regulators, associations, and insurance professionals to seek solutions for driving growth and accelerating the transformation of the national insurance business. During the forum, CNBC Indonesia proudly presented the 'Best Unit-Linked Investment Performance' award to PT BNI Life Insurance.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 15:27 WIB
Shocking Confession from Driver of Car Travelling in the Wrong Direction in Central Jakarta, Attacked by Mob! Claims He Was Heading to Ancol
The driver of a Toyota Calya, who caused chaos by driving in the wrong direction in Central Jakarta and was subsequently attacked by a mob, has confessed to police that he was travelling from Karawang to Ancol for leisure. Police are investigating the incident and are not yet fully convinced by the driver's statement. The incident, which involved the car colliding with other vehicles, went viral on social media after being filmed and uploaded.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 15:27 WIB
DPR Member Hopes Sea Dragon Crew Case Does Not Become a 'Mobile ATM' for Law Enforcement
A member of the Indonesian Parliament's Commission III, Bob Hasan, has cautioned against the misuse of legal proceedings in the Sea Dragon drug smuggling case, urging that it not be exploited for personal gain. He emphasised that the law should not be used as a tool for structural violence or as a means for law enforcement officers to enrich themselves. Hasan also highlighted the legislative body's authority to monitor the implementation of laws, including the Criminal Code and the Criminal Proc
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 15:25 WIB
Civil Servants to Undergo Rigorous Selection Process for Reserve Component Training
The Ministry of Defence has announced a stringent selection process for civil servants (ASN) who will participate in reserve component (Komcad) training. The process includes administrative screening, health checks, physical fitness tests, psychological assessments, and ideological evaluations to ensure participants are physically and mentally prepared for military training. The Ministry aims to train 4,000 ASN in two phases, with the first phase involving 2,000 participants across five location
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